BrainPop Social Media Quiz

What is an example of content?

• username

• number of followers

• profile photo

• privacy settings

Most social media platforms make money by:

• charging people to sign up

• charging users in exchange for more followers

• selling users' contact information to advertisers

• selling space to advertisers

What's one main difference between social media and traditional media, such as television?

• There aren't any ads in traditional media

• Social media's content is created by its users

• Traditional media doesn't have content

• Social media reaches fewer people than traditional media

How do social media platforms target users with ads?

• Ads are placed on the most prominent parts of your screen.

• Content you post is used to match you to relevant ads.

• The more money you spend in online stores, the more ads you can see.

• Ads you see in real life relate to content you post.

Which of these is valuable data for a social media platform to share with advertisers?

• The photos and comments you post.

• Any users the platforms suggests you follow.

• The ads that appear in your feed.

• Your password.

What might motivate people to post on social media sites?

• The more you post, the more content you're allowed to see.

• The more you post, the fewer ads you see.

• Posts get feedback, which people naturally crave.

• Posting a lot discourages the attention of trolls.

A curated identity is likely to be:

• Accurate

• Misleading

• Unflattering

• Provocative

Posting which of the following is most likely an example of oversharing?

• A review of a movie you just saw.

• A link to a news article.

• A picture of your report card.

• A selfie from your birthday party.

What is true about a post after you delete it?

• It can still appear in other people's feeds.

• It gets automatically saved in a screenshot.

• It appears in your feed, but no one else's.

• It's erased from the internet.

Privacy settings allow you to control _____ your posts.

• feedback to

• ads next to

• demand for

• access to